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Life Science Factory Expands: New Innovation Hub Opens in Munich in Cooperation with Helmholtz Munich

The Life Science Factory has opened its new site on the Helmholtz campus in Munich. Beginning in 2025, around 1,800 square meters of state-of-the-art laboratories and a flexible co-working space will be available for life science start-ups and…

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Detecting Hidden Antibiotic Resistance With Real-Time-Genomics

A study led by Lara Urban, Principal Investigator at Helmholtz AI and the Pioneer Campus at Helmholtz Munich and TUM Junior Fellow at the Technical University of Munich (TUM), has revealed a novel method for detecting hidden antibiotic resistance,…

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Key Mechanisms Identified for the Regeneration of Neurons

Researchers at Helmholtz Munich and Ludwig-Maximilians-University (LMU) have shown how glial cells are reprogrammed into neurons via epigenetic modifications.

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Cryo-ET Sheds Light on Inner Working of Cells

A recent review published in Current Opinion in Cell Biology, authored by Jonathan Schneider and Dr. Marion Jasnin from the Helmholtz Pioneer Campus at Helmholtz Munich, illuminates the capabilities of cryo-electron tomography (cryo-ET) in unraveling…

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Decoding Liver Cells: Hepatocyte Polyploidy Emerges as Vital Shield Against Aging

Helmholtz Munich researcher Celia Martinez-Jimenez, principal investigator at the Pioneer Campus in the research group “Molecular Ageing”, and her team have unraveled the enigmatic world of hepatocyte polyploidy—a genomic phenomenon that proved to…

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Vascular Research: Introducing Microfluidic Vessel-on-Chip Platform

At the helm of a new era in vascular research, Prof. Matthias Meier and his team at the Helmholtz Pioneer Campus (HPC) at Helmholtz Munich, introduce a cutting-edge microfluidic vessel-on-chip technology. This innovation leverages human stem cells to…